Retro Retreat
Pros: Great location and views. Cons: I have a large car and found the parking problematic, albeit moreso due to the narrow street outside.
From US$271.98 a night — recent price
Hill StreetView on map17 Sept → 18 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
The Retro Retreat with free parking is a 3-star hotel in Hastings, United Kingdom.
Stunning Sea Views Enjoy breathtaking sea views from your accommodation at The Retro Retreat, located just 400 metres from Hastings Beach. Comfortable & Convenient Relax in the spacious apartment with a bedroom, flat-screen TV, and a fully equipped kitchenette. Free WiFi and private parking add to your convenience. Outdoor Relaxation Experience outdoor dining and a sun terrace during your stay, perfect for enjoying the fresh sea air and sunny days. Book now to secure your peaceful seaside getaway at The Retro Retreat with free parking in Hastings.
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Retro Retreat
Pros: Great location and views. Cons: I have a large car and found the parking problematic, albeit moreso due to the narrow street outside.
Perfect space in a perfect place
Great space curated by Pippa and George with always something new to see. The terrace and summer house are our favourite spaces and we spend most of our evenings outside. Location is excellent and the decor lifts your soul - everywhere you look there is something to make you smile 😃
I like everything
I like everything
A real gem in Hastings old town
Pros: This is real gem, the 70’s theme is really well done but it has all mod cons as well a good kitchen area and bathroom large fridge lovely terrace a having parking so close to town was a real bonus. The fact that there is one skylight without a blind maybe a problem for some so bear this in mind. I wear an eye mask anyway so no problem Cons: Nothing
Perfect terrace
Location is perfect,2mins walk in to the old town. The terrace is an added bonus especially on hot days. Parking is great
September here averages 15°C, with around 47mm of rain across the month.
A twenty-year average for this area — a guide to what to pack, not a forecast.